Nolan Patrick leads eight players from Manitoba to the 2017 NHL Draft podium –
Nolan Patrick and Cody Glass were the only two Manitobans selected in the first round on Day 1 of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft. On Friday night, Nolan Patrick was taken second overall by the Philadelphia Flyers and Cody Glass was taken sixth overall by the Vegas Golden Knights (their first ever draft pick). On Saturday, there were six more Manitobans selected, bringing the total number selected in the draft to eight.
Here is a complete list of all the Manitoba players selected in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft:
Nolan Patrick: Winnipeg – selected in the first round, 2nd overall by the Philadelphia Flyers.
Team: Brandon Wheat Kings – WHL GP: 33 G: 20 A: 26 Pts: 46 PIM: 36
Cody Glass: Winnipeg – selected in the first round, 6th overall by the Vegas Golden Knights.
Team: Portland Winterhawks – WHL GP: 69 G: 32 A: 62 Pts: 94 PIM: 36
Josh Brook: Roblin – selected in the 2nd round, 56th overall by the Montreal Canadiens.
Team: Moose Jaw Warriors – WHL GP: 69 G: 8 A: 32 Pts: 61 PIM: 36
Morgan Geekie: Strathclair – selected in the 3rd round, 67th overall by the Carolina Hurricanes.
Team: Tri-City Americans – WHL GP: 75 G: 35 A: 55 Pts: 90 PIM: 40
Stelio Mattheos: Winnipeg – selected in the 3rd round, 73rd overall by the Carolina Hurricanes.
Team: Brandon Wheat Kings – WHL GP: 69 G: 26 A: 35 Pts: 61 PIM: 59
Nick Henry: Portage la Prairie – selected in the 4th round, 94th overall by the Colorado Avalanche.
Team: Regina Pats – WHL GP: 72 G: 35 A: 46 Pts: 81 PIM: 49
Brett Davis: Oakbank – selected in the 6th round, 163rd overall by the Dallas Stars.
Team: Kootenay Ice – WHL GP: 30 G: 11 A: 11 Pts: 22 PIM: 14
Wyatt Kalynuk: Virden – selected in the 7th round, 196th overall by the Philadelphia Flyers.
Team: Bloomington Thunder – USHL GP: 60 G: 6 A: 25 Pts: 82 PIM: 82
NHL Central Scouting ???
In a bit of a surprise, Central Scouting’s 59th ranked player, forward, Ty Lewis from Brandon was not drafted.
Overage forward, Colt Conrad from St. Alphonse was not drafted although he was ranked 194th by Central Scouting. He had a pretty decent season with Western Michigan University.
All in all a pretty decent day for Manitoba this past weekend in Chicago.
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